List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759 The list of all men aged sixteen and above within the burgh of Aberdeen was compiled between 27 and 29 August 1759 as part of the preparations for the defence of the town against an invasion by the French. On 3 August 1759, the Council noted that the town was "defenceless ... for want of cannon, small arms and soldiers", and resolved to arm the Block House (Council Register, Volume 62, folio 258 verso); William Kennedy records that, in addition, a force of 500 defence volunteers was enrolled (Annals of Aberdeen, London, 1818, Volume 1, page 318).
Twenty-seven sections of the list survive in the City Archives (1 – 24 and 28 - 30).
• Sections 1 -2, 28-30: Footdee Quarter • Sections 3 – 8: Green Quarter • Sections 9 – 17: Crooked Quarter • Sections 18-24: Even Quarter
At least three sections of the list are missing; two for areas in the Footdee Quarter, and one for an area in the Green Quarter. In addition there are two documents which name a total of 502 men already recorded in the main list; these two documents probably form the roll of the volunteer force mentioned by Kennedy. Finally, there is one document which records officers, sergeants and old soldiers. Only the twenty-seven sections of the main list, comprising all men aged sixteen and above, have been transcribed here.
Each section of the list was compiled by the constable of the precinct, hence information is not consistently recorded across the twenty-seven documents. All sections given the name of each man in the precinct, many also provide details of his occupation; occasionally, his age or an indication of his place of residence is also given. Spellings of forenames and occupations have been modernised, but spellings of surnames have been left unaltered.
Horizontal divisions appear in some sections of the list: these have been reproduced on this computer list, though their meaning is not entirely clear. Some compilers have used the line to denote a household, other lines seem to indicate a tenement or topographical area.
Following compilation, the sections were annotated by the addition of "good” after certain names. The "good" men may be those fit for military service, but only a small proportion of these are included in the lists of volunteers. The addition of an asterisk next to a name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers: these two lists should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
SECTION 1: First two precincts of the Footdee Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the first two precincts of the Footdee Quarter. It was compiled by Robert Mackie and David Leask, and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precincts.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Footdee Quarter numbers 1 - 4, 7 - 20 and 22 - 27): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Inside, column 1]
Alexander Thomson, labourer - good *
© Aberdeen City & Aberdeenshire Archives 1 List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
George Duffes, labourer
William Baxter, labourer
Alexander Cassie, carrier
Alexander Broun, labourer
James Fraser, salmon fisher - good
James Cruckshank, coster
William Collie, labourer
John Sime, labourer
George Morice, chelsea man - good
John Broun, tailor
William Ramsuy, labourer
Peter Duncan, labourer
James Smith, skinner - good *
Thomas Swape, gardener - good *
William Martin, servant
John Callder, chelsea man
George Rettie, stabler
John Rettie & William Rettie, sons - good
Alexander Hecktor, gardener
William Still, butcher - good
William Smith, blacksmith
Thomas Scot, wright *
George Melvien, gardener - good
Alexander Anderson, mason
George Gardien, smith
John Robertson, labourer
James Baxter, wool comber - good
Alexander Gibb, labourer
William Forsayith, runner
John Anderson, labourer
James Strachen, butcher - good
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Alexander Hunter, servant
William Troup, Town sergeant
William Symmers, gardener
Robert Douglas, servant
John Smith, shoemaker
David Leask, farmer - good *
Willam Imblow, servant
Thomas Liethe, servant
[Inside, column 2]
John Yooll, gardener
John Stilles, wright
William Forbes, sheriff's officer
Roderick Forbes, boatman
Thomas Mosman, advocate - good
William Moncur, servant
James Catto, tidesman
George Lobon, land waiter
John Keyn, tide waiter - good
James Roberson, wright - good
Willam Panton, tide waiter
Francis Peacock, dancing master - good *
Patrick Duff of Premnay - good
Thomas Sewel, servant - good
James Fiffe, labourer
James Horn, baker
James Sutherland, carrier
John Taylor, labourer
James Murdy, labourer
James Rannie, labourer
John Norwall, labourer
William Haket, labourer - good *
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William Farquharson, sadler - good *
James Hay, servant
James Black, labourer
Alexander Sinklar, tailor
George Kinnier, nailer
John Ligertwood, meal merchant
Thomas Thaien, labourer
James Sutherland, carrier - good *
John Chasur, labourer
William Sim, tide waiter
James Murray, basket maker - good *
John Milln, labourer
John Clark, advocate - good
Hugh Lindsay, servant
Walter Thobo & James Thobo
James Watson, advocate - good
Charles Simson, servant
James Watt, tailor - good *
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John Forbes, sheriff's mair *
James Robetson, maltster
Baillie George Shand
James Willgoos - good
John Taylor, advocate - good *
James Taylor & John Taylor - good
David Bartlet, advocate - good *
Andrew Still - good
Colin Allan, goldsmith - good *
James Gordon, servant
Alexander Cruckshank, servant
Alexander Thomson, servant
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James Hay, quartermaster - good *
William Moior, carpenter
Alexander Harvie, shipmaster
William Ross, maltster - good *
Thomas Mitchell - good
John Bean, maltster - good *
George Anderson - good
John Swenton, wright - good
Alexander Crafoord
Alexander Sinklair, schoolmaster - good
Andrew Taylor, tailor
George Robeetson, merchant - good *
William Gordon, merchant - good *
George Scorgs, merchant - good
James Marr, butcher - good *
Ninian Johnston, maltster - good *
James Smith, tide waiter
James Rigg, wigmaker - good *
George Burnet - good
Charles Burnet - good
John Findlatir - good *
Harry Elphinstone
William Thoin, advocate - good
George Abercrombie, servant
Peter Barron, Old Cruives
SECTION 2: from Marchall's Hall to Thomas Fraser's house, in the Footdee Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Marchall's Hall to Thomas Fraser's [house], in the Footdee Quarter. It was compiled by Ninian Johnston on 28 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct, with occasional indications of places of residence.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Footdee Quarter numbers 28 to 39 and 47 to 53): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
[Front]
Thomas Burnett, Kirkhill, Esquire, Marchall's Lodging - good
James Brebner, his servant, Marchall's Lodging- good
Dr James Barnett, Marchall's Lodging - good
William Gray, tailor, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels
Robert Euan, residenter, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels - good *
George Dugwid, vintner, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels
John Smith, merchant, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels - good *
Robert McAsell, servant to John Smith, merchant, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels
Francis Dowglass, stationer, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels - good *
George Davidson, servant to Francis Dowglass, stationer
Robert Sim, servant to Francis Dowglass, stationer
Alexander Messon, servant to Francis Dowglass, stationer
Alexander Davidson, servant to Francis Dowglass, stationer
Thomas Burnett, residenter, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels
John Irvine, Esquire, residenter, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels - good
John Morice, servant to John Irvine, Equire, residenter
Thomas Sney, servant to John Irvine, Equire, residenter
George Allan, workman, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels *
Patrick Urquhart, wright, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels - good *
Arthur Glennie, servant to Patrick Urquhart, wright - good
James Copland, servant to Patrick Urquhart, wright - good
John Laurance, workman, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels - good *
John Brands, son to William Brands, sailor, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels
James Hill, residenter, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels
Alexander Aiken, workman, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels *
Alexander Tough, servant to Widow Hedderwick - good
James Galloway, maltster
John Courage, shoemaker - good *
George Paterson, servant to John Courage, shoemaker
Alexander Kemp, servant of John Courage, shoemaker
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John Moir, servant of John Courage, shoemaker
Peter Corrsser, servant of John Courage, shoemaker
Francis Molison, wheelwright - good
George Bean, advocate, tenant of Patrick Barron senior
Robert Marr, servant to George Bean
Rev Mr George Farquhar, tenant of Patrick Barron senior
John McGhie, vintner
Robert Brand, cutler - good *
Robert Reid, servant of Robert Brand, cutler
Robert Brand, coach maker, tenant of Robert Brand, cutler - good
George Mckie, meal seller - good
George Collie, maltster - good *
John Cay, servant to George Collie, maltster - good
Alexander Ross, butcher - good *
Alexander Gellon, servant to Alexander Ross, butcher
James Johnston, tailor, tenant of Alexander Ross, butcher
William Booth, sailor
David Cumming, shipmaster
Alexander Gray, workman - good *
Robert Memis, cooper, tenant of Robert Memis junior, cooper - good
John Milne, tailor, tenant of Robert Memis junior, cooper
William Robertson, Towns metter, tenant of Robert Memis junior, cooper
John Robertson, son of William Robertson, Towns metter, tenant of Robert Memis junior, cooper - good
Thomas Erskyne, sailor, tenant of Robert Memis junior, cooper
William Calam, residenter, tenant of Robert Memis junior, cooper
Robert Smith, blacksmith
Robert Mitchell, vintner
Alexander Mitchell and William Mitchell, sons of Robert Mitchell, vintner
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John Petrie, merchant - good *
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Andrew Blair, depute surger of the Custom House boat - good
Alexander Steuart, merchant and present convenor of constables - good
James Smith, sadler *
Joseph Duncan, servant to James Smith, sadler, and tenant of Mrs Lumsden - good
William Nicoll, advocate, tenant of Mrs Lumsden - good
Captain William Sands, tenant of Mrs Lumsden - good *
Peter Dempster, servant of the widow of William Johnston, maltster - good
William Smith, custom house boatman, tenant of the widow of William Johnston, maltster
Charles Tough, merchant, tenant of William Smith, custom house boatman - good
James Gillet, precentor in West Church, tenant of the widow of William Johnston, maltster - good *
Dr William Ferguson - good
James Ross, servant to Dr William Ferguson
James Thomson of Portlethen, Esquire - good
Robert Thomson, Town Clerk - good
David Finnie, servant to Robert Thomson, Town Clerk
Robert Keith, gardener, tenant of Mrs Gray - good *
David Paull, shoemaker, tenant of Mrs Gray
George Hill, tailor, tenant of Mrs Gray
George Gray, son of Mrs Gray, and tenant of Mrs Gray - good
Thomas Fraser, merchant - good
Thomas Fraser junior, shipmaster - good
John Spence, servant to Thomas Fraser senior, merchant
Thomas Troup, residenter
Joseph Simpson, shipmaster
William Simpson, servant to James Petrie, residing in Joseph Simpson's - good
Robert Gordon, servant to James Petrie, residing in Joseph Simpson's - good
William Fitzgerald junior, perruke maker, tenant of Thomas Fraser, merchant *
The following persons were omitted in their proper place when the district was surveyed.
George Davidson, cooper, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels - good *
John Davidson, cooper, tenant of the Laird of Pittfoddels - good
Charles Steuart, servant of George Davidson and John Davidson, coopers
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William Keith, servant of George Davidson and John Davidson, coopers
SECTION 3: from Trinity Nook to Bollbridge, in the Green Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Trinity Nook to Bollbridge, in the Green Quarter. It was compiled by Andrew Pirie and provides the name and place of residence of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Green Quarter numbers 28 to 43): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Outside]
(Mrs Gordon heritage)
Alexander Forbes, landlord
John Thomson, landlord - good
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(Town of Aberdeen heritage)
John Mouat, landlord - good *
John Bissot, servant - good
Robert Ritchie, landlord - good
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(Alexander Smith heritage)
John Hens, landlord - good
John Thomson, servant - good
John Strachan, servant - good
Francis Thomson, landlord - good *
Alexander Duthie, servant - good
James Hoog, landlord
John Davidson, servant - good
James Midelton, servant - good
Alexander Willkie, sailor
John Wat, landlord - good
Alexander Midelton, landlord - good
Arthur Johnston, landlord
Andrew Johnston, son [of Arthur Johnston] - good
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William Fides, captain - good
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(Adam Matlend heritage)
Robert Dollar, landlord - good *
Alexander Dollar, servant - good
William Duncan, landlord
Alexander Gipson, landlord
Alexander Murow, landlord
Andrew Pirie, landlord - good *
William Firsol, servant - good
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[Inside 1, column 1]
(Peter Reed heritage)
Peter Red, landlord - good
John Forbes, landlord - good
John Forbes, son [of John Forbes, landlord]
John Lauson, landlord - good
George Suape, chelsea man - good
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(Francis Ros heritage)
Francis Ross, landlord - good
Robert Duncan, landlord
John Coberon, landlord - good
Mr James Ross, landlord - good
Alexander Angus, servant - good
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(Mr George Mar heritage)
Robert Brand, merchant - good *
Mr John Forbes, landlord - good
George Mar, landlord - good *
Robert Pirie, servant - good
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David Moncor, servant
Alexander Couper, servant - good *
Robert Willameson, servant - good
John Willamson, servant - good
John Macay, servant - good
George Mitchel, servant - good
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(College Land)
Alexander Anderson, landlord - good *
Robert Still, landlord - good
John Allan, landlord *
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(Mrs Steuart heritage)
John Ritchie, landlord
Alexander Manro, landlord *
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([No name given] heritage)
William Lam, landlord
Thomas Davidson, landlord - good
James Crage, landlord - good
John Smith, landlord - good
Andrew Fergson, piper - good
[Inside 1, column 2]
(Mr John Leslie heritor)
William Shiperd, merchant - good
Andrew Duthie, servant
Barnet Black, landlord - good *
Peter Willamson, landlord - good
Lous Ross, landlord - good
Robert Thomson, landlord - good
George Smith, landlord - good
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James Smith, landlord - good
Alexander Sens, landlord - good
James Chisom, landlord - good
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(Mr Rany heritage)
George Rany * and William Rany, merchants - good
Alexander Mor, merchant - good
William Paterson, servant - good
Alexander Macdonald, servant - good
George Angus, servant - good
James Fyfe, servant - good
William Davidson, servant - good
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(Mr James Young heritage)
James Young, merchant - good
William Young, son [of James Young, merchant] - good
Gilbert Glenie, servant - good
Andrew Roger, servant - good *
Alexander Jameson, servant - good
John Hinderson, servant - good
Charles Walker, servant - good
William Watt, servant - good
Alexander Steuart, servant - good
Arthur Machrie, servant - good
[Inside 2, column 1]
Alexander Meller, landlord
William Hacket, landlord
William Merchant, landlord
James Coullie, landlord
Alexander Willie, landlord
(Capron)
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Alexander Gordon, [his] heritage - good
William Gordon - good
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Mr Alexander Black, his heritage - good *
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Messrs Alexander Hadon - good * and John Farqur - good * [their] heritage
William Ritchie, servant - good
George Crukshank, servant - good
John Donald, servant - good
James Strachen, servant - good
William Broun, servant - good
James Broun, servant - good
William Brownie, servant - good
William Davidson, servant - good
James Hoge, servant - good
Peter Jameson, servant - good
John Steuart, servant - good
George Gordon, servant - good
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James Grant heritage and possessor - good
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James Abernethie, his heritage:
David Moston, landlord
John Mar, landlord - good
John Main, landlord - good
William Touch, landlord - good
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(James Mar heritage)
Thomas Forbes, landlord
Alexander Walker, salmon fisher – good
SECTION 4: from Convener Auldjo's [house] to the Netherkirkgate Port, in the Green Quarter
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
This section of the list details the men in the area from Convener Auldjo's [house] to the Netherkirkgate Port, in the Green Quarter. It was compiled by Robert Morison on 29 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Green Quarter numbers 17 to 25): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Side 1]
Alexander Dyce, merchant - good
Alexander Alexander- good
[No name given] Dick, minister
James Cumming of Breda - good
James Duncan, merchant - good
William Gavin, tailor - good *
John Ferguson, a workman - good
John Brounie, a workman - good
George Robertson, mason - good
John Sangester, slater - good
William Bruce, labourer
Walter Ried, shoemaker
Patrick White, hooker - good *
John Tosh, painter - good
Alexander Dyce, merchant - good
James Thompson, tailor - good
George Duncan, shoemaker - good *
Robert Memes, wheelwright - good
Robert Memes, cooper - good *
Andrew Hall, flesher
James Coutts, mason
James Smith, tailor - good
William Smith, tailor - good
Patrick Thompson, tailor - good
Robert Miln, tailor - good
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James Crystie, tailor - good
Thomas Morison, tailor - good
James Thom, tailor - good
Alexander Strachan, barber - good
John Brebner, barber - good
William Durward
Alexander Wright, schoolmaster - good *
John Stronach, glover
Dr Livingston - good
John Irvine - good
Donald Grant - good
Baillie Davidson - good
James Boyne - good
John Forcyth
[Side 2]
George Ross
William Luckie [the] younger - good
John Robertson, weaver - good *
Robert Spring, tailor
Alexander Fraser, fiddler - good
Alexander Forbes, shoemaker
George Duncan, mealmonger
Robert Ramage, hilt maker - good
George Jaffray, shoemaker - good *
William Norvell, shoemaker - good
William Geddes, supervisor - good
John Mackdonald
Robert Gray, merchant - good *
James Thompson, officer
George Nicolson, glazier
John Findlason, Collector of Excise - good
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James Findlason, writer - good
William Bogie - good
John Taylor
John Cort
Patrick Findlay
George Crystie – good
SECTION 5: Netherkirkgate Port to Trinitys, in the Green Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from the Netherkirkgate Port to Trinitys, in the Green Quarter. It was compiled by John Young* on 27 August 1759 and provides the name of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Green Quarter number 26): this document should be consulted for this name, as it may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
Alexander Duthie - good
Alexander Logon- good
Craig Gordon - good
John Procter
Alexander Carnegie - good
William Stivinson - good
George Stivenson
Peter Stuart
David Mancrief
James Messon - good
John Golispie
William Miln - good
Peter Turnbull - good
Peter Ried
Andrew Duncan - good
William Philp - good
George Milln - good
Alexander Cowts
William Blebers - good
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James Collie
Robert Christie
John Davidson - good
George Ried - good
Joseph Donald - good
James Smith
James Mitchel
William Mitchel
William Innes
James Mekhray
SECTION 6: from the Brick Kilns to the Bow Bridge, in the Green Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from the Brick Kilns to the Bow Bridge, in the Green Quarter. It was compiled by George Moir and John Cadonhead and provides the name of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers ( Green Quarter numbers 44 to 58): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
James Selbie, servant - good
George Webster - good
James Harrow
John Harrow - good
William Marr
Patrick Aikon - good *
Alexander Duncan - good
Alexander Reid, servant
James Anderson
George Youngson
James Caure - good
Benjamin Alcock - good *
Alexander Cummin - good
Daniel Mallich - good *
William Vollume - good
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Arthur Lighton
Alexander Petrie - good
George Adam - good
James Nicol - good
John Finney - good
George Finney
John Shire
David Muncor
John Watson - good
James Philph - good
John Mackay - good
William Blacklaw - good
John Watt - good *
John Smith - good
Alexander Stewart
James Ramsey - good *
John Martin *
Alexander Mitchil
John Afflect
John Watt
Robert Knous - good
James Donald
William Menzies - good
Robert Nairn - good
James Low - good
William Leith - good *
John Killier
John Colly - good
Alexander Martin - good
William Martin - good
Robert Smith
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Robert Stewart
Gilbert Nearin
Harry Garvock
James Black - good *
James Mcgomrie, servant - good
[Inside, column 1]
James Anderson
Robert Burnett - good
Robert Fraser - good *
William Reid - good
Elstown Thompson, a servant - good
Alexander Bisset
James Williamson - good
James Hervie - good
Alexander Gray - good
George Grant - good
Robert Machray - good
Thomas Webster - good
Thomas Barber - good
James How
John Blacklaw - good
Alexander Duncan - good
George Marr
Andrew Strony
Alexander Cushnie - good
Andrew Derry, servant - good
James Hutchun, servant - good
John Masson *
George Masson - good
John Duncan - good
Alexander Cruickshank - good
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Andrew Cushnie
James Smith
Charles Garioch
John Stephen *
William Stephen - good
Gilbert Bisset
John Mackey - good
James Lyal, servant - good
Alexander Roal - good
Angus Mcdonald - good
Patrick Macknab - good
John Brown - good *
Robert Knowes - good
Alexander Marr - good
William Marr - good
Thomas Davidson - good
Robert Nearn - good
James Weir
John Paton
John Strachen, servant
Thiny Perry, servant
James Bruce - good
William Mackloud - good
William Erdous - good
John Mckfersol - good
Robert Morison
[Inside, column 2]
George Donald - good
James Walker - good
David Sadler - good
Alexander Scrogy - good
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Abraham Hall
William Hector, piper - good
Robert Craig
James Soutor - good
John Smith
John Thompson
Thomas Mouat
William Vollume
Thomas Nicol
John Martin - good *
Alexander Martin, servant - good
John Merlin - good
William Merlin - good
Alexander Martin
James Simpson - good *
George Gordon
John Gordon - good
Patrick Martin - good
John Anderson
James Thom - good
William Renny - good
William Andrew
John Williamson - good
Alexander Jeamison - good
Alexander Angus - good
John Moir - good
George Moir - good
John Caddinhead - good *
William Caddinhead, servant – good
SECTION 7: from the Bow Bridge to the foot of Correction Wynd, in the Green Quarter
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
This section of the list details the men in the area from the Bow Bridge to the foot of Correction Wynd, in the Green Quarter. It was compiled by Robert Duncan junior and William Smith and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Green Quarter numbers 59 to 83): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Outside, front]
Joseph Askew, stocking weaver - good
James Hogg, proprietor of heritage
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Alexander Robertson, mason - good
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John Stewart, wool comber - good
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John Gordon, labourer
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George Nicol, bricker - good
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Alexander Watt, bricker - good
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Nicholas Urline, merchant - good
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Robert Duncan junior, merchant - good *
Alexander Hutcheon, apprentice
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James Hector, mason - good *
James Hector, apprentice - good
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James Findlay, shoemaker - good
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James Robertson, weaver - good
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James Mackie, maltster - good
John Mackie, son of James Mackie, maltster - good
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Alexander Catto, weaver - good
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Samuel Pilar, stabler - good *
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John Aberden, tailor
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James Wasland, servant to William Jonstan
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James Steven, salmon fisher - good
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Thomas Blackha, salmon fisher - good
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Charles Gray, labourer
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John Sewart, stabler - good
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William Marr, salmon fisher - good
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Alexander Robertson, weaver - good
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John Skinner, labourer
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John Craighead, dyer to Mr Speedyman
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John Froast, labourer
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James Hogg, woolcomber apprentice - good *
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Peter Robertson, labourer - good
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Alexander Donald, farmer
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Alexander Foord, horner
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John Freeman, weaver
[Inside, column 1]
George Hacket, labourer
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Charles Craford, journeyman dyer
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George Mouat, tailor
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William Young, woolcomber apprentice to Charles Copland - good
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William Robertson, weaver
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William Wood, labourer - good
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John Cassie, wright
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George Edward, labourer - good
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John Black, wright - good
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James Marr, salmon fisher - good
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William Walker, gardener - good
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Alexander Murgan, stocking weaver - good *
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Daniel Freeman, labourer, lately a soldier - good *
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George Duncan, labourer - good
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John Kemp, painter
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James Findlay, shoemaker
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Thomas Robertson, weaver - good
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Francis Jonstan, labourer - good ------
John Skeen, servant to Mr Auldjo - good *
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Robert Stewrt, labourer
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Duncan Robertson, labourer
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John Duncan, snuff grinder
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George Forbas, labourer
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John Masson, labourer
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William Smith, Grammar School - good
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John Leslie, merchant - good *
Alexander Leslie, son of John Leslie, merchant - good *
John Wishart, servant to John Leslie, merchant - good
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William Cruckshank, merchant - good
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Alexander Robertson, wright - good
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Robert Davie, stocking weaver - good *
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Robert Brand, merchant - good
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Alexander Morison, gardener - good *
[Inside, column 2]
Alexander Martine, servant to Mrs Duncan, merchant - good
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William Manson, weaver - good
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Alexander Reid, weaver
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John Forbas, weaver - good
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James Charles, tailor
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Alexander Kemp, weaver - good *
Alexander Morice, servant to Alexander Kemp, weaver - good
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John Reid, weaver - good *
James Stewrt, servant to John Reid, weaver - good
Peter Couts, servant to John Reid, weaver - good
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Alexander Anderson, weaver - good
Alexander Mitchel, weaver
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William Revel, labourer
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John Revel, weaver - good *
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James Robertson, weaver - good
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George Morgan, weaver - good *
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Alexander Volume, mason - good *
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Alexander Reid, salmon fisher - good
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John Mellven, wright - good *
George Melven, servant to John Mellven, wright - good
John Lamb, servant to John Mellven, wright - good
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Mr Leslie, soap maker - good *
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Mr Moir, lawyer - good
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Samuel Grant, merchant - good *
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Robert Barkley - good
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William Lundie junior, plasterer - good
William Lundie senior, plasterer
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William Anderson, tailor
------
Alexander Craig, labourer
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Robert McKnear, chelsea man - good *
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List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Robert Martine, baker - good *
John Cruckshank, apprentice - good
Andrew Angus, apprentice - good
SECTION 8: from Alexander Smith's [house] to Mrs Mercer's [house], in the Green Quarter.
This section of the list details the men in the area from Alexander Smith's [house] to Mrs Mercer's [house], in the Green Quarter. It was compiled by John Reid on 29 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Green Quarter numbers 84 to 105 and 107 to 109): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Outside, front]
William Barklay, wool comber - good *
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John Roddoch, gardener - good *
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Andrew Mallison, weaver - good
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James Bartlet, labourer
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John Thomson, labourer
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Andrew McAllan, gardener - good *
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John Smith, cobbler
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John Strachan, weaver servant - good
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David Gipson, labourer - good
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James Mouat, maltster
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James Frain, ropemaker
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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James Blair, tailor
Alexander Blair, woolcomber - good
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Alexander Forbes, woolcomber - good *
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Alexander Stead, weaver - good
James Gray, weaver - good
Alexander Martin, weaver - good
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Alexander Geades, labourer
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John Skinner, weaver - good
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David Head, weaver - good
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George Wat, weaver - good
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George Finnie, weaver servant - good
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William Strachan, litster - good
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Alexander Mackey, lint dresser - good
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Patrick Stewart, weaver
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Alexander Forbes, labourer
------
William Sopper, wool comber - good
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William Brown, wool comber - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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James Leslie, Oseburg Factory's clerk - good *
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Alexander Cuthbertson, Gordon's Mills' clerk - good *
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John Hervie, weaver
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Alexander Ronsieman, schoolmaster *
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[Inside, column 1]
Alexander Robertson, shoemaker - good
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John Paul, shoemaker - good
Walter Paul, son of John Paul, shoemaker - good
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John Bremer, bleacher - good
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John Mouat, maltster
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George Dira, gardener - good
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Daniel Mouat, merchant - good *
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John Milne, weaver servant - good
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David Duchars, mason - good *
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Peter Ogolin, weaver servant - good *
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George Duncan, labourer - good
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List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Gordon, stabler - good *
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John Gabarat, labourer - good
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Alexander Taylor, mason - good
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John Hendry, litster
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James McWilliam, gardener - good *
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George Soudie, gardener - good *
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Robert Reid, mason - good *
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Alexander Thomson, merchant - good
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James Leslay, lint dresser - good
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William Beat, weaver - good
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William Ogelvie, tailor
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John Shaw, weaver - good
John Sim, weaver servant - good
Alexander Stenson, shoemaker - good
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William Black, merchant - good
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William Crighton, cobbler
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James Smith, slater - good *
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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William Smith, servant - good
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John Reid, tobacconist
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Andrew Duncan, workman
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John Davidson, gardener - good *
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William Burr, woolcomber - good *
John Gernor, servant - good
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William Smith, blacksmith - good
George Gordon, servant - good
John Strachan, servant - good
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Robert Deson, weaver - good
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William Steinson, labourer
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John Craig, maltster - good *
William Robertson, boarder - good
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[Inside, column 2]
Alexander Catta-, boarder with John Craig, maltster - good
William Brown, boarder with John Craig, maltster - good
John Thom, boarder with John Craig, maltster - good
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John Marr, weaver
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Henry Tough, weaver - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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Thomas Fergusen, wright - good *
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John Christy, weaver - good
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John Walker, labourer
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James Anderson, weaver
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Robert Strachan, labourer
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James Robertson, cobbler - good
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James Cruckshank, wright
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James Leighton, workman - good *
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Alexander Seadlor, salmon fisher - good
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Colin Simson, labourer - good
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Charles Thomson, weaver - good
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John Strachen, tailor - good
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William Colley, labourer - good
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Andrew Stewart, labourer - good
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Alexander Johnston, maltster - good
Alexander Bean, servant - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Alexander Spence, boarder - good
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Alexander Davidson, labourer
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William Rickart, cobbler - good
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John Minrow, brick maker
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William Henderson, weaver
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William Hecter, mason - good *
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William Logie, workman
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William Walker, salmon fisher - good
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James Colley, workman - good
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James Caldonhead, workman - good
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John Forbes, labourer - good
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John Duncan, tailor
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John Brody, excise officer - good
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William Maleern, merchant - good
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James Gaw, wool comber - good *
[Outside, back]
John Ross, labourer
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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Alexander Davidson, printer
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William Argo, stabler
Alexander Lamb, servant - good
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Alexander Smith, merchant - good
John Smith - good
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John Davidson, merchant - good
Llewellyn Skieh - good
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John Still, merchant - good *
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James Memes, wheel wright
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William Anderson, gardener - good *
Gilbert Craig, servant - good
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James Ross, labourer
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George Adam, tobacconist - good
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Peter Gordon, workman - good
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James Beattie, mason
SECTION 9: from the Flour Mill to the Netherkirkgate Port, in the Crooked Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from the Flour Mill to the Netherkirkgate Port, in the Crooked Quarter. It was compiled by Alexander Malcom on 29 August 1759 and provides the name, occupation and age of each man in the precinct.
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Crooked Quarter numbers 1 to 22): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Inside, left column]
(At the Flour Mill)
William Hector, mason, aged 56 - good
Alexander Hector, son, [aged] 30 - good
John Miln, mason journeyman, [aged] 32 - good
William Reid, woolcomber apprentice, [aged] 36 - good
Alexander Reid, lint dresser apprentice, [aged] 20 - good
William Broun, woolcomber, [aged] 37 - good
James Broun, son of William Broun, woolcomber, aged 16
Alexander Adam, woolcomber apprentice, [aged] 31 - good *
James Gover, woolcomber journeyman, aged 28 - good *
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Alexander Strachan, miller, [aged] 50
John Simpson, servant, [aged] 26 - good
[Flouur Mile Bre]
George Gordon, woolcomber apprentice, aged 22 - good *
James Cruickshank, weaver, [aged] 26 - good
David Cruickshank, snuff grinder, [aged] 63
John Shand, huckster, [aged] 49 - good
Alexander Couts, sawyer, [aged] 48 - good *
John Smith, shoemaker, [aged] 32 - good
David Gordon, journeyman shoemaker for John Smith, [aged] 21 - good
Alexander Duncan, journeyman shoemaker for John Smith, [aged] 18 - good
John Nicol, journeyman shoemaker for John Smith, [aged] 18 - good
William Irvan, [aged] 21 - good
George Duncan [ditto], aged 22 - good
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James Forbes, woolcomber apprentice for Robert Gray, merchant, [aged] 20 - good
Alexander Blair, woolcomber apprentice for Robert Gray, merchant, [aged] 25 - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Leitch, [aged] 19 - good
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John Blair, labourer, [aged] 56 - good
John Henrie, weaver, [aged] 57
James Gave, woolcomber, [aged] 21 - good
Arthur Brown, woolcomber apprentice, [aged] 18 - good
Thomas Gordon, woolcomber apprentice, [aged] 24 - good
Alexander Blair, stocking washer, [aged] 61 - good *
[Inside, right column]
(The Dubie Raw)
William Spring, tailor, [aged] 26
John Watt, dub raker, [aged] 65
Alexander Allan, merchant apprentice, [aged] 22 - good
William Ree, labourer, [aged] 44 - good
Robert Black, stabler, [aged] 63 *
Charles Ferrier, labourer, [aged] 30 - good *
John Millne, tobacconist, [aged] 32 - good *
William Lang, woolcomber apprentice, [aged] 28 - good *
James Tawes, woolcomber apprentice, [aged] 40 - good *
Robert Durward, wheelwright, [aged] 55
Thomas Innes, wright servant, [aged] 75
Andrew Mason, labourer, [aged] 70
Andrew Walker, labourer, [aged] 60
Daniel Maclean, journeyman wright, [aged] 33 - good
Charles Croal, journeyman wright, [aged] 27 - good
George Innes, tailor journeyman, [aged] 52
John Burges, wright journeyman, [aged] 44 - good *
William Robertson, tailor, [aged] 50 - good
Robert Smart, butcher, [aged] 59
George Merk, tailor journeyman, [aged] 80
Patrick Donald, cobbler, [aged] 70
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Gill, wright journeyman, [aged] 36 - good *
Patrick Kilgower, merchant, [aged] 52 - good *
Alexander Mackdonald, woolcomber, [aged] 38 - good *
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James Cruickshank, weaver, [aged] 43 - good
William Martin, wright, [aged] 38 - good *
Robert Milne, letter carrier, [aged] 75
James Milne, son, schoolmaster, [aged] 22 - good
Thomas Crombie, tailor journeyman, [aged] 31 - good
Thomas Taylor, wright, [aged] 28 - good *
Andrew Davidson wright apprentice, [aged] 18 - good
John Ross, wright journeyman, [aged] 32 - good
Joseph Christie, schoolmaster, [aged] 54 - good *
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Alexander Henderson, wright, [aged] 52 - good *
William Burr, woolcomber, [aged] 33 - good
John Gordon, woolcomber apprentice, [aged] 55
[Back]
(Netheir Kirkgate Port Braehead)
Alexander Gordon, weaver, [aged] 57
George Gordon, journeyman smith, [aged] 23 - good
John Strachan, smith apprentice, [aged] 18
Thomas Craighead, gardener, [aged] 87
John Watt, litster, [aged] 36 - good
Archibald Douglass, schoolmaster, [aged] 40 - good
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Charles Thomson, late coal broker, [aged] 55 - good
Thomas Edmonston, tailor, [aged] 33
William Emrie, bellman, [aged] 72
John Bartlet, tailor, [aged] 60 - good
William Annon, tailor, [aged] 18 - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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Robert Chillis, merchant, [aged] 21 - good
William Grant, merchant, [aged] 32 - good *
SECTION 10: from the Netherkirkgate Port to Mistress Shand's house, in the Crooked Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from the Netherkirkgate Port to Mistress Shand's house, in the Crooked Quarter. It was compiled by William Luckie on 29 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Crooked Quarter numbers 23 to 46): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Inside, column 1]
George Anderson, gardener - good
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William Christie, merchant - good
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John Shaw, dancing master
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Alexander Robertson - good
Patrick Robertson, merchant and woolcomber - good
Alexander Scot, journeyman wright - good
William Catnach, tailor
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Mr James McKie, merchant - good
Thomas Lister - good
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John Kinge, journeyman tailor - good
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Alexander Springe, master tailor
William Leich, woolcomber - good *
John Hunter, labouring man - good *
John Forton, journeyman tailor
John Nicol, plasterer *
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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William Baine, coppersmith - good *
James Marr, master tailor - good *
Alexander Thain, blacksmith
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Mr James Nevie, merchant - good
James Hunter, chapman - good
John Nivie
John Livingston, merchant - good
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Mr Patrick Durward, baker *
Alexander Shepherd - good
Alexander Milne - good
Alexander Gray - good
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Andrew Bonner, water carrier
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Robert Ramage, hookmaker - good
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John Bonner, shoemaker - good *
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James Thomson, merchant - good
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William Crukshank, shoemaker - good *
Daniel White, hooker
Robert Jaffray, journeyman shoemaker - good *
[Inside, column 2]
Mr Alexander Scot, master wright - good *
Alexander Chalmers - good
James Duthie - good
William Troup - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Patrick Eason - good
Thomas Clark, cutler - good *
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Mr William Booth, shoemaker - good *
James Norvel, shoemaker - good
John Durnbar, shoemaker
George Strachan, shoemaker
Robert Spadie, labouring man
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Mr John Milne, master tailor - good *
James Murray, tailor - good
William Sand, tailor - good
George Livie
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Mr Richard Gordon - good
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Mr James Duff, advocate - good *
William Rose - good
William Forbes
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Mr James Meston, merchant - good *
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Mr Alexander Gammack, merchant - good *
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Mr Joseph Mackie, brewer - good
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Mr John Law, master tailor - good *
Robert Butter, tailor - good
John Kynoch, tailor
James Forbes, tailor - good
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List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Simpson, master tailor - good *
James Simpson, merchant - good
James Reid, master tailor - good
John Walker
William Clark, cutler - good *
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Mr Robert Melvin, merchant - good *
[No name given], son of Mr Robert Melvin
Robert Kilmana, woolcomber - good
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Mr George Turner, advocate - good
John Ross - good
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Mr George Forbes, baker - good *
Angus Duncan - good
Patrick Miln - good
James Reid
Alexander Davidson
John Thompson, merchant - good *
[Back]
([At] Mistress Shand)
Walter Forbes, Hanehege - good
Patrick May - good
SECTION 11: from Mr Thomson's [house] to the Upperkirkgate Port, in the Crooked Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Mr Thomson's [house] to the Upperkirkgate Port, in the Crooked Quarter. It was compiled by Alexander Nicol on 29 August 1759 and provides the name of each man in the precinct; some occupations are also given.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Crooked Quarter numbers 47 to 58): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Column 1]
Mr Alexander Thomson, advocate - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Mr Alexander Duthie - good
William Walker - good
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Mr Arthur Maitland - good
Mr Richard Maitland - good
John Black - good
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George Forbes, master tailor - good *
David Turrie - good *
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William Angus, merchant - good *
Robert Moss - good
Thomas Will - good
Patrick Robertson, woolcomber - good
William Collie - good
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Mr Alexander Nicol, master shoemaker - good *
James Shepherd - good
James Smith - good
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(Barnet's Close) John Barker
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Patrick Kock
Robert Smith
Charles Ree - good
William Scote, woolcomber - good
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Mr Charles Smairt, wright - good *
Walter Youan - good
William Wilkie - good
John Youan, wright - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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Mr Baillie Thomson, merchant - good
Mr William Thomson - good
William Skinner - good
John Gorge, mason - good
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James Booth, barrow man - good
John Couts, gardener - good
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John Taylor, gardener - good *
Alexander Morison, wright - good *
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Mr Alexander Ramsay, merchant - good
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Mr John Gordon, Pitlurge - good
John Angus - good
[Column 2]
Mr Thomas Lumsden, goldsmith - good
John Harris
Thomas Aken, goldsmith
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(Margaret Leith's Close)
John Snawie, woolcomber - good *
James Wott, woolcomber - good
William Lamb, woolcomber - good *
Alexander Chritie, journeyman tailor - good
John Forbes, labouring man - good *
Hugh Simpson, woolcomber - good *
Joseph Rediman, journeyman wright - good
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Mr Duthie, house wright
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Glass - good *
James Nicol, stabler - good
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Lord Provost John Duncan - good
George Hay - good
Professor Duncan - good
SECTION 12: from the Upperkirkgate Port to the Grammar School, in the Crooked Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from the Upperkirkgate Port to the Grammar School, in the Crooked Quarter. It was compiled by John Nicoll* on 29 August 1759 and provides the name, age and occupation of each man in the precinct, with an indication of place of residence.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Crooked Quarter numbers 58 - 80 and 100 - 106): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Front]
Andrew Donald, maltman, aged 56 - good
John Donald, merchant, aged 26 - good *
Robert Davidson, servant, aged 18 - good
Joseph Donald, servant, aged 26 - good
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James Gairden, merchant, supposed age 34 - good *
William Lame, woolcomber, aged 37 - good *
Alexander Snawey, woolcomber, aged 45 - good
Hugh Simpson, woolcomber, aged 37 - good
James Trowp, servant to James Garden, aged 16
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Baillie Forbess
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(In Robert Shiphard's Close)
Nicholas Ross, gardener, aged 34 - good
George Benerman, aged 58 - good
Alexander Stewart, aged 16
Arthur Brwss, aged 16
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
James Gray, gardener, aged 44 - good *
William Tugh, weaver, aged 26 - good
Thomas Grwb, wright, aged 68
Charles Weatt, [aged] 50 - good
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(In Mrs Wdney)
Mr Beattey, schoolmaster [aged] 26 - good *
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Doctor Burnett [aged] 56 - good
[No name given], servant to Dr Burnett, aged 19 - good
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(In Dubeeraw)
Thomas Brown, sailor, aged 38 - good
William Sime, weaver, aged 28 - good
James Allan, woolcomber, aged 25 - good *
John Urquhart, [aged] 70
John Smith, weaver, aged 24 - good
James Webster, sailor, aged 36
William Fordyce, woolcomber, [aged] 24 - good *
John Boye, hirer, aged 24 - good
Alexander Frost, woolcomber, aged 24 - good
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John Watson, aged 60
John Watson junior, merchant, aged 30 - good *
John Milln, tailor, [aged] 50
John Selbie, merchant, aged 40 - good
Alexander Harvey, gentleman, [aged] 50 - good
William Aken, gardener, aged 49 - good *
Thomas Main, servant, aged 22 - good
Robert Duncan, merchant, aged 40 - good *
George Strachan, his servant, aged 22 - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Aken junior, gardener, aged 42 - good *
William Aken, carter, aged 35 - good *
John Thomson, carter, aged 40 - good *
George Taws, stabler, aged 58
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Alexander Clark, merchant, [aged] 22 - good
James Taws, woolcomber to Alexander Clark, aged 40 - good
George Bruss, woolcomber to Alexander Clark, aged 24 - good
William Scott, woolcomber to Alexander Clark, aged 18 - good
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Mr James Dune, master of the school - good
Alexander Dune, son of Mr James Dune, [aged] 19 - good
John Dune, son of Mr James Dune, [aged] 16 - good
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Gilbert Moar - good *
Andrew Gray, servant of Gilbert Moar, aged 28 - good
Alexander Trowp, servant of Gilbert Moar, [aged] 16
John Willey, servant of Gilbert Moar, [aged] 18 - good
William Miller, woolcomber, [aged] 40 - good
John Reaburn, woolcomber, [aged] 26 - good
James Troup, woolcomber, [aged] 25 - good
William Forbess, woolcomber, [aged] 29 - good
John Smith, woolcomber, [aged] 28 - good
William Smith, woolcomber, [aged] 20 - good
William Milln, woolcomber, [aged] 20 - good
Mark Edwards, woolcomber, [aged] 20 - good
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William Martran, watchmaker, [aged] 57
John Hay, tanner, [aged] 50
Patrick Anderson, weaver, [aged] 18
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List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William McKingey, merchant, [aged] 56 - good
Kenneth McKingey, son of William McKingey, [aged] 21 - good
William McKingey, son of William McKingey, [aged] 20 - good
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Alexander Courrage, tailor, [aged] 70
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Meldrwm
James Brown, his servant, [aged] 21
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Patrick Reid, merchant, [aged] 36 - good *
William Anderson, servant of Patrick Reid, [aged] 29 - good *
Matthew Rice, woolcomber, [aged] 32 - good
William Robertson, woolcomber, [aged] 28 - good
William Reid, woolcomber, [aged] 29 - good
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Baillie Brands, [aged] 50 - good
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James Craig, mason, [aged] 55 - good *
James Aberneathey, [aged] 56 - good *
James Aberneathey junior, [aged] 26 - good
James Dason, servant, [aged] 24 - good
Alexander Gray, merchant, [aged] 65 *
Haughtoun Read, [aged] 70
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William Forbess, merchant, [aged] 47 - good *
James Forbess, son of William Forbess, [aged] 20 - good
John Lamond, servant, [aged] 16
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William Gordon, [aged] 70
Alexander Thain, plasterer, [aged] 46 - good
Archibald Paterson, workman, [aged] 36
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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James Weatt, woolcoomber, aged 30 - good
John Gow, workman, aged 50
William Robertson, servant to Mr Forbess, [aged] 50
Alexander Taylor, workman, [aged] 60
John Gordon, workman, [aged] 52
James Glass, skinner, [aged] 57 - good
William Anderson, hosier, [aged] 46
William Hervey, hose scourer, [aged] 56
Thomas Fortown, tanner, [aged] 36 - good
William Durward, stabler, [aged] 37 - good
John Duthie, wright, [aged] 42 - good
James Simpson, servant of John Duthie, [aged] 20 - good
Mr Stewart, Kirkhill, [aged] 40 - good
Mr Richeson, tanner, aged 42 - good
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John Jaffray, weaver, [aged] 40 - good *
James Ross, servant, [aged] 17 - good
John Hamerson, woolcomber, [aged] 26 - good *
Alexander Burnan, saver, [aged] 36 - good
[Back]
James Coutts, woolcomber, [aged] 25 - good
Robert Irvin, with Alexander Burnan, [aged] 30 - good
Alexander Moar, casser, [aged] 56
Thomas Cairde, spun maker, [aged] 49 - good
Alexander Walker, [aged] 74
Dicon Davidson, [aged] 80
William Rickey, stabler, [aged] 60
George Davidson, weaver, [aged] 56 - good *
James Fiff, woolcomber, [aged] 28 - good
George Lesley, wright, [aged] 49 - good *
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Joseph Reid, woolcomber, [aged] 29 - good *
Patrick Jeameson, woolcomber, [aged] 30 - good
Robert Gairdner, [aged] 66
James Cushank, weaver, [aged] 57
George Shireffs, workman, [aged] 40 - good *
John Stinson, weaver, [aged] 50 - good *
James Thomson, barber, [aged] 70
Mr Charles Dune, schoolmaster, [aged] 40 - good *
William Gibson, servant to Alexander Gray, [aged] 34 - good
SECTION 13: from Gordon's Hospital gate to the steps at Denburn, in the Crooked Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Gordon's Hospital gate to the steps at Denburn, in the Crooked Quarter. It was compiled by Alexander Stuart, gardener, on 28 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct. The letter 'O' probably indicates that the man is old.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Crooked Quarter numbers 82 - 87 and 89 - 99): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Inside, column 1]
Alexander Lumsden, merchant
Alexander Christie, gardener - good
William Reid, barrowman - good
George Smith, nailer - good
James Gall, labourer
George Gall, old soldier
Alexander Couper, shoemaker - good
John Clark, merchant - good
Archibald Stewart, labourer - good *
John Watt, carrier - good
James Thomson, thread twister - good
Donald Farquharson, barrowman - good *
George Angus, woolcomber - good
John Tough, labourer - good
William Michie, barrowman - good *
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Craig, labourer - good
Peter Smith, labourer - good
Peter Elmslie, labourer - good
Alexander Tough, huckster - good *
Alexander Hill, cobbler - good
John Hill, son of Alexander Hill, unmarried - good
George Dason, sandman
Alexander Buchan - O
George Farquhar, shoemaker
Thomas Chessor, carter - good
James Chessor, son of Thomas Chessor, unmarried
William Donaldson, weaver - good *
Gavin Robertson, tailor - good
William Fyff, stabler - good *
James Smith, labourer - good
William Essilment, carter - good
Thomas Gordon, woolcomber - good *
James Troup, woolcomber - good *
William Oldman, thread twister - good
Alexander Bannerman, mason - good *
[Inside, column 2]
Alexander Bett, baker - good *
John Silver, servant - good
John Bannerman, mason - good *
William Robertson, woolcomber - good
William Gill, horseman
James Moris, cow feeder - good
Charles Mason, huckster - good
John Moir, shoemaker - good
William Smith, tailor
John Smith, woolcomber, unmarried son of William Smith - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Smith, woolcomber, unmarried son of William Smith - good
William Stephen, labourer
William Duncan, labourer
George Murng, labourer - good
Charles Shaw, labourer
Alexander Hendrie, horseman - good
John Forbes, doctor, unmarried - good
David Adam, gardener - good
David Chambers, carter - good
Alexander Walker, carter - good
John Thomson, horseman - good
William Thomson, unmarried son of John Thomson - good
Alexander Elmslie, labourer - good
Alexander Byiers, horseman - good
George Mistine, labourer - good
Thomas Aiken, carter - good
John Walker, corrier
Robert Walker, cooper
William Tough, cobbler - good
James Harper, cooper - good
William Downie, horseman - good
John McGregor, labourer - good
Alexander Jafferay - O
Francis Fraser, cobbler
Alexander Marr, cobbler
John Carnegie, labourer - good
Robert Mackie, labourer *
[Outside, column 1]
John Mackenzie - O
John Cruickshank, weaver - good
James Bruce, weaver - good
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Henry Shaw, labourer - good
John Cunning, labourer - good
John Reach - O
Thomas Burdges, thread twister - good
George Dalgairno, labourer - good
Malcolm Callum, labourer
John Raieburn, woolcomber - good
John Farquhar, weaver - good
Alexander Smairt, horseman - good
Charles Jamison, gardener - good
William Black, corrier - good
William Aberdein, labourer - good
John Smairt, tailor - good
Alexander Reid, cobbler
William Wilson, tailor - good
David Nicolson, sailor
James Chessor, carter - good
Thomas Chessor, carter, son of James Chessor - good
James Paterson, labourer - good
Alexander Watt, labourer - good *
John Angus, labourer - good
John Davidson, gardener - good *
William Craighead, apprentice [to John Davidson] - good
Alexander Jamison, labourer - good
Peter Begg, stabler - good
William Craig, horseman - good
Alexander Duncan, labourer - good
George Gulespie, sled driver - good
William Mestine, labourer, unmarried
William Watt, woolcomber, unmarried - good
John Anderson, weaver
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James Yeall, cow feeder - good
William Wilson, maltster - good *
James Clark, gardener - good *
[Outside, column 2]
William Caddanhead
Adam Maitland, apprentice to William Caddanhead - good
Alexander Sutherland, mason - good *
William Douglas, mason - good
Alexander Milne, baker
James Thomson, labourer
Thomas Benie, doctor
John Wright, wright
SECTION 14: from the Upperkirkgate Port to Gallowgate wells, in the Crooked Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from the Upperkirkgate Port to Gallowgate wells, in the Crooked Quarter. It was compiled by David Shirrifs on 28 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Crooked Quarter numbers 108, 110 - 115, 117 - 123 and 125 - 127): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Column 1]
Baillie Midltoun
John Midltown, son of Baillie Midltoun
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James Rate, tanner - good
Alexander Burnet, servant - good
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William Walker, litster - good
Alexander Walker, servant - good
George Walker, servant - good
John Walker, servant - good
James Martin, servant - good
William Robtson, servant - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Thomas Beavirliie, servant - good
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Walter Buckanan, excise officer - good
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Thomas Gordon, merchant - good
Alexander Louerance, servant
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William Midltowin junior, merchant - good
Alexander Frost, woolcomber servant - good
William Laing, woolcomber servant - good
William Mckgreeger, woolcomber servant - good
Patrick Rae, woolcomber servant - good
William Fordice, woolcomber servant - good
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Alexander Ross, shopkeeper - good *
William George, merchant
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James Yeats, gardener - good
------
James Robertson, stabler - good
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William Mair, keeps a school
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James Norrie, tailor - good
Alexander Yull, servant
James Craig, servant - good
Alexander Fordice, servant - good
Thomas Thomson, servant
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Mr Oglvie, minister
Thomas Webstar
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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John Fraiser, merchant - good
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James Lorimer, merchant
[Column 2]
John Rigg, barber - good *
John Bodwell, servant - good
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William Lumsden - good
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William Forbes, messenger
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Laird of Bourty, not in town - good
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John Hadden, tailor - good *
Thomas Crombie, servant - good
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John Smith, shoemaker - good
William Irvin, servant - good
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James Cushney, shoemaker
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John Law, wright
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Alexander Stewart, smith
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Alexander MckDonald, merchant - good
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Robert Duncan, porter - good *
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Doctor Ross - good
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Alexander Simpson, servant - good
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George Simpson, cooper - good
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William Mitchel junior - good
Alexander Mitchel - good
Robert Wright, apprentice - good
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James Lamon, merchant - good
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Baillie James Cruickshank - good
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James Cruikshank, merchant - good *
Alexander Thom, servant - good
Alexander Black, servant - good
James Govier, woolcomber servant - good
William Glase, woolcomber servant - good
Robert Ballmanno, woolcomber servant - good
Patrick Donald, woolcomber servant - good
Alexander Allan, woolcomber servant - good
James Collie, woolcomber servant
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George Gordon, merchant - good *
James Mitchil, servant - good
James Forrest, servant
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Daniel Cargill - good *
John Duncan, servant
James Leith, servant - good
Alexander Renney, servant
George Gallaway, servant
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James Wishart, servant
[Column 3]
William Shepherd, shoemaker - good *
James Webstar, servant
Charles Tough, servant
George Keith, servant
David Gill, servant
George Davidson, servant *
William Kelley, servant
Alexander Murray, servant
Alexander Ross, servant
John Stevenson, servant
William Fliming, servant
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James Edward, hat dresser
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William Ledieken
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Robert More
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James Collier - good
------
Daniel Murray, gardener - good *
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George Loagan, bricklayer - good
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William Anderson, quarrier
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David Shirrefs, wright - good
Alexander Laing, apprentice - good
Alexander Boner, apprentice - good
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James Shirrefs, apprentice - good
Andrew Milln, apprentice - good
Robert Chalmers, apprentice - good
Charles Sinclair, journeyman - good
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John Sligo junior, wheelwright - good *
William Nuckel, servant
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William Durwart, merchant - good
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William Thomson, merchant - good
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William Roiy, woolcomber - good
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Jonathan Lowe - good *
Jonathan Lowe, servant - good
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George Anderson, deckar
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Robert Joyner, tailor - good
William Cruickshank, servant - good
James Strachan, servant - good
James Donaldson, servant - good
John Craighead, servant - good
[Column 4]
Vennal or Gordon's Wynd
John Jeans, mason
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Alexander Greig, sailor
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Alexander Gordon, deckar
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
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James Watt, merchant
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Thomas Paterson, schoolmaster - good
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John Mahonice, woolcomber
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William Forbes, coppersmith - good *
George Forbes, son of William Forbes - good
William Forbes, son of William Forbes - good
John Finlay, servant - good
Thomas Chessar, servant - good
John Riach, servant - good
William Robson, servant - good
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Dr Forbes - good
George More, servant
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John Dingwall junior, merchant - good
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Francis Gordon, shoemaker - good
Alexander Gordon, servant - good
James Gairdon, servant - good
John Sangster, servant - good
George Kimlo, servant - good
Alexander Kimlo, servant - good
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William Innas, hecklair - good
William Drum, servant - good *
William Masson, servant - good
John Gordon, servant - good
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John Finlay, servant - good
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John Strachan, merchant - good
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John Gordon, minister
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James Smith, merchant
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George More of Scotstoun - good
John Millar, servant - good
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John Durrwart, sadler
Christopher Frain, woolcomber with Baillie Dingwall - good *
SECTION 15: from the Gallowgate well to Mountholy, in the Crooked Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from the Gallowgate well to Mountholy, in the Crooked Quarter. It was compiled by George Linton on 28 August 1759 and provides the name of each man in the precinct; occasionally an occupation is also given.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Crooked Quarter numbers 128 - 134, 136, 138 - 146 and 148 - 149): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Column 1]
Alexander Thomson, hirer - good
Thomas Edmen - good
John Emlie - good
Donald Mackay
Robert Duncan, hirer - good *
George Duncan - good
Alexander Duncan - good
George Finlay - good
William Cristie, hirer - good
William Joiner - good
John Linton
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James Cristie, hirer - good *
John Beverlie - good
James Courage
Andrew Courage - good
Andrew Duncan, hirer - good *
George Duncan, hirer - good
James Duncan - good
George Stivenson, gardener - good
Thomas Leith - good
Alexander Allan - good
John Rinnie - good
John Smith - good
Thomas Kinoch - good
James Maconry
Alexander Pirie - good
George Hunter - good
George Linton - good *
William Baxter
Alexander Grantt
Alexander Petrie - good
James Grant
Donald Mackonzie - good *
James Collie
David Kingowr
Alexander Michie
Robert Mason - good
William Matthew *
[Column 2]
Alexander Morice - good
Alexander Davidson - good *
James Goodsman
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George Almond
John Rhind - good
James Rhind
Thomas Spark - good *
Robert Kingowr - good
Thomas Brammer - good
John Garn *
John Emslie - good
Roderick Dunbar - good *
John Strachan
Charles Willson
Charles Walker - good *
James Midleton
James Angus
David Jeans
William Black - good
William Robertson - good *
John Dolice
William Smith, apprentice - good
Alexander Chalmers
Alexander Anan - good
Alexander Anan younger - good
John Anan - good
William Duthie - good
George Ross - good
William Mortimer - good
Matthew Chisim - good
Thomas Machry - good
William Willson *
Robert Walker, printer - good
Thomas Bruce - good *
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William Barnet
Gilbert Robertson - good *
Gilbert Almond - good
William Baird - good
Thomas Chassie - good
William Brak
James Murray - good
James Jaffry - good
[Column 3]
Robert Bizzet
Alexander Martin
John Youngson
Walter Temple
Patrick Bruce - good *
John Fleming - good *
Alexander Anderson
Charles Forbes
Alexander Brown
James Brown - good
John Davidson
John Aiken
James Morison
William Sankster - good
John Forbes
Peter Hunter, tilly maker
Baillie John Dingwall - good *
William Aberdeen - good
Andrew Forbes - good
Andrew Garn - good
William Black - good
John Donald
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Andrew Craw - good
Peter Willson - good
Lieutenant Robert Hay - good
Peter Makben - good
George Hall
William Spence
John Pirie, merchant - good *
SECTION 16: from Blairtown's Wynd to Upperkirkgate, in the Crooked Quarter.
This section of the list details the men in the area from Blairtown's Wynd to Upperkirkgate, in the Crooked Quarter. It was compiled by George Coutts on 29 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Crooked Quarter numbers 150 - 151 and 153 - 158): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Front]
Francis Leys, merchant *
Alexander Young, servant to Francis Leys - good
Peter Hervey, mason - good *
John Boddell, sailor
Robert Cruickshank, surveyor of the roads - good
John Edmiston, shoemaker - good
Alexander Watt, wright - good
John Marnow, huckster - good
George Wood, shipmaster
John Fraser senior, merchant - good
William Luckie, shoemaker - good
Alexander Ritchie
William Buthlaw, vintner - good
William Grant there ? - good
James Alerdyce, merchant - good
John Aldjio - good
Gilbert Gerrard, advocate - good *
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Peter Grant, merchant - good
George Wilson, merchant - good *
George Mellise, servant to George Wilson, merchant - good
Charles Copland, merchant - good
Charles Copland junior
George Adam, servant to Charles Copland - good
Alexander Angus, bookbinder - good
Alexander Mercer, servant to Alexander Angus - good
Norman McLeod, saddler with Peter Procter
Alexander Smith, servant to Peter Procter
James Thomson, merchant - good *
William Taylor, merchant - good
Peter Anderson, tailor - good *
Robert Low, servant to Peter Anderson - good
John Baxter, with Mrs Gordons
[Back]
John Ferrier, bookbinder - good *
John Boyle, servant to John Ferrier - good
George Couts, lint dresser - good *
William Couts, son of George Couts
John Sands, servant to George Couts
Alexander Garioch - good
Rev Mr Rudoch
Lauchlin Mortimer, bookseller - good
SECTION 17: from Blarton's Wynd to the end of the [Crooked] Quarter.
This section of the list details the men in the area from Blarton's Wynd to the end of the [Crooked] Quarter. It was compiled by Alexander Ingland* on 28 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
The horizontal divisions in the text appear in the original document, and may denote the master of each household, his journeymen and apprentices.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (numbers 152, 159 to 162 and 164 to 165, 167): this list should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
[Outside]
Mr Gerard, minister
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William Murou, merchant - good
John Murou, son of William Murou
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Alexander Panton, merchant - good *
John Forbes, apprentice
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Mr Kennadie, regent - good
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Baillie Jooap - good *
Robert Irven - good
Andrew Donald, apprentice
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George Duncan, shipmaster
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Mr Rollo - good *
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George Cuper, goldsmith - good
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James Haukit, shoemaker - good *
William Garvick - good
George Dun
Alexander Ronald - good
James Harthill - good
Alexander Stevinson - good
Peter Moir - good
William Read - good
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Dr Scoon - good
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David Scoon, son of Dr Scoon - good
John Nearn
George Scoon, apprentice - good
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James Pirrie, wright - good *
William Moir, apprentice - good
Robert Milne, apprentice - good
James Jamison, apprentice - good
Charles Crool, journeyman - good
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Peter Procter, saddler - good *
Norman Mcklaid, apprentice - good
Alexander Smith, apprentice
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Alexander Ingland, smith - good *
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John Ould, tidesman - good
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[Inside]
John Mearns, labourer
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James Clirieheue, wright - good *
Alexander Camplll, journeyman - good
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John Steuard
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SECTION 18: from Mountholy to Mrs Fordyce's [house], in the Even Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Mountholy to Mrs Fordyce's [house], in the Even Quarter. It was compiled by William Michye * on 29 August 1759, and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Even Quarter numbers 1 - 2 and 4 - 9): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Column 1]
James Bartlet, farmer - good *
Robert Wagrles, servant - good
Robert Tamson, farmer - good *
James Shiras, servant - good
William Tillry, farmer - good
James Mallison, servant - good
James Cristy, farmer - good
Hugh Mackingy, servant - good
Alexander Cristy, farmer
James Insan, servant
James Tamson, farmer - good
Murdoch Mackferson, servant - good
James Erdos, servant - good
James Forsyth, servant - good
William Bety, clerk to the silk factory - good *
Patrick Rainy, clerk to the silk factory - good *
Charles Ramsa, servant - good
John Geals, coal carrier
David Inson, hirer - good
Joseph Nairn, weaver - good
David Donald, workman - good
Alexander Simson, workman
James Willky, hirer - good
Patrick Ill, hirer - good
John Touch, flaxdresser - good
Patrick Shiros, servant - good
George Linton [the] elder - cow feeder
Robert Adam, coal carrier
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George Bradneth, silk worker - good
Patrick Forsyth, flaxdresser - good *
Patrick Anderson, servant - good
[Column 2]
James Roger, stabler - good *
John Younson, workman
Alexander Tamson, journeyman wright
James Nive, workman
Robert Roch, stabler
John Lindso, maltman - good
Alexander Curshak - good
Alexander Morr - good
John Johnionston - good
Alexander Roch, workman
Alexander Robertson, brickmaker
Robert Cato, workman
Adam Duncan, flaxdresser - good *
James Adam, servant - good
James Alexander, workman
John Curshak, stabler - good
SECTION 19: from Mrs Fordyce's [house] to Mrs Cruden's [house], in the Even Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Mrs Fordyce's [house] to Mrs Cruden's [house], in the Even Quarter. It was compiled by Alexander Davidson, flaxdresser, on 28 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Even Quarter numbers 10 - 21): this list should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Outside]
James Loban, gardener - good
John Lowrance, wright - good
John Couts, woolcomber - good
Arthur Laing, workman
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
John Oglvie, mason - good
Arthur Patrie, chapman - good
Samuel Gordon, mason - good
John Marchel, woolcomber - good *
Robert Carmichaell, mason - good
William Glass, workman
James Millne, workman
George Hector, mason - good *
James Fuller, workman
William Sandy, mason - good
James Millne, barber
Robert Hall, stabler - good *
William Sturt, cow herd
James Ferguson, woolcomber - good *
James Robrtson, gardener - good
Alexander Andrson, workman - good
Alexander Coullie, cow feeder
George Crokshank, merchant - good
Robert Fordyce, merchant - good *
George Millne, servant
Robert Smith, mason - good *
Peter Ross, mason - good
John Gill, mason
John Knox, workman
Joseph Elliots, barber - good
Robert Millne, workman
Robert Gray, woolcomber - good
[Inside, column 1]
John Proat, woolcomber
William Walker, woolcomber - good *
Alexander Ross, workman - good
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William Smith, writer - good
James Ferguson, student
William Angus, gardener - good
Robert Mure, weaver - good
Alexander Hay Esquire - good
Alexander Biset, workman
Alexander Calder, chelsea man - good
Lewis Roger, woolcomber
John Tarras, mason - good
George Jack, workman - good
James Watson, woolcomber - good *
Andrew Robertson, workman
Robert Wilkie, workman
John Gallon, workman - good
Patrick Laslie, hatter - good
Patrick Laslie junior, hatter - good
John Andrson, hatter - good
Nathaniel Gillet, hatter - good
John Lidgertwood, baker - good *
Charles Gordon, servant baker - good
William Barron, servant baker - good
John Shives, schoolmaster
George Donaldson, merchant - good *
Alexander Pirie, weaver - good
James Gordon, weaver - good
David Donaldson, weaver - good
Alexander Johnston, tailor
Francis Anderson, weaver - good *
John Nicol, woolcomber
Robert Duncan, workman
James Gouidie, weaver - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
[Inside, column 2]
James Donaldson, doctor - good
Alexander Donaldson, doctor - good
Alexander Tylor, doctor - good
John Clark, lawyer - good
William Mitchel, tailor
William Donald, shoemaker - good
Alexander Glennie, cardmaker - good
Alexander Ross, merchant - good *
James Ross, merchant - good
Alexander Tylor, workman
William Lawson, shoemaker
John Imla, mason - good
James Rhind, mason - good
George Stourt, bookbinder - good
Provost Chalmers - good
William Lith, workman - good
Alexander Fides, merchant - good
SECTION 20: from the foot of the Gallowgate to the middle of the Gallowgate, in the Even Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from the foot of the Gallowgate to the middle of the Gallowgate, in the Even Quarter. It was compiled by John Scrogs on 28 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Even Quarter numbers 22 - 40): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Inside, column 1]
George Gan, slater
James Anderson, tailor
James Rid, workman - good
James Gearden - good
Alexander Kinna - good
John Lumsdel - good *
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John Ross, mason - good *
William Watt, shoemaker - good
Alexander Allexander
John Earth, mason - good *
John Findlay - good
Alexander Smith *
William Bruce, quarrier - good
John Eabercromy [the] elder, merchant - good
John Eabercromy [the] younger, merchant - good *
William Paull, beadle - good
John Brown, merchant - good *
Alan Macktough - good
William Brown, maltman
John Riach - good *
Alexander Lendram
James Forbes, minister
Provost John Robertson - good
Baillie Andrew Robertson - good
James Byrs - good
Charles Haket, merchant - good
James Kinach, merchant - good *
Alexander Hogg
George Paull, merchant - good
Hugh Macky
William Benet, sadler *
John Benet, sadler - good
[Inside, column 2]
James Stronach, glazier - good
Baillie Alexander Michel - good
George Eabercromy, writer - good
William Eabercromy - good
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George Hinderson, wright - good *
William Leanert, tailor - good
William Hay - good
George Langlins - good
John Gearden, gardener - good *
George Cambel, minister
William Procter, sadler - good
James Archbald - good
Alexander Davidson - good
Angus Ross - good
Alexander Lumsdel, advocate - good *
John Robertson - good
Benjamin Crukshank, wright - good
John Smith, journeyman wright - good
John Morison, journeyman wright - good
John Bllack, merchant - good
James Leag, maltster - good
James Leag [the] younger, barber - good
Baillie George Reat - good
William Aberdein, merchant - good *
William Tamson junior, merchant - good *
George Gordon, Dean of Guild - good *
Andrew Sim - good
John Tam - good *
John Lith - good
Robert Dyce, merchant - good *
Alexander Dyce, merchant - good *
[Outside]
James Dyce, barber - good *
Thomas Glenny, merchant - good
Alexander Glenny, merchant - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
SECTION 21: from Alexander McKinzie's [house] to Provost Crukshank's [house], in the Even Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Alexander McKinzie's [house] to Provost Crukshank's [house], in the Even Quarter. It was compiled by Robert Dyce on 29 August 1759 and provides the name of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Even Quarter numbers 41 - 60): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Column 1]
Alexander Mackenzie - good
George Moir - good
Peter Shewan - good
John Shewan - good
Gilbert Clark - good *
George Christie
Thomas Smith - good
Benjamin Lumsden - good *
William Littlejohn - good
John Chalmers - good
John Nicol - good
Andrew Chalmers - good
Professor Stuart - good
Mr Skene - good
George Skene
Mr Gerard
George Matthew - good *
John Gibb - good
Mr Sandilands - good
Mr Duff - good *
James Milne - good
James Ramsay - good *
Alexander Ramsay - good *
Andrew Tait - good
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John Dyce - good
John Mair - good
James Thain - good *
John Burnett - good *
James Leiper - good *
George Gordon - good *
William Raitt - good
Andrew Cooper - good
John Kynoch - good
James Speediman - good *
James Elder - good *
John Laing
Francis Smith - good
Robert Simpson - good
John Gairdener
Mr Gordon, priest
John Thain - good
George Alexander - good
James Dyce - good *
Alexander Dyce - good
Baillie Osborn - good
John Frost - good
[Column 2]
John Paterson - good
James Burnett - good *
James Fordyce - good
Andrew Thomson - good *
Robert Chalmers - good *
William Johnston - good
Peter Duguid - good
James Mitchell - good
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James Fraser - good
Alexander Fraser - good
John Tarras *
Alexander Gall
James Milne
John Massie
William Lawson
William Duncan - good *
James Baird - good
William Mighie - good
George Innes - good
George Gairdener - good
Alexander Gordon - good
Lachlan Grant - good
Thomas Henderson - good
James Bruce - good *
Alexander Joyner - good
Joseph Hosack
Alexander Milne - good *
Joseph Simpson - good
SECTION 22: from Provost Crukshank's [house] to Mr Ross' [house], in the Even Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Provost Crukshank's [house] to Mr Ross' [house], in the Even Quarter. It was compiled by James Thain on 29 August 1759 and provides the name of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Even Quarter numbers 61 - 73): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
Provost Cruickshank - good
Thomas Cruickshank - good
Willaim Greins - good
Deacon Dollas - good
Andrew Thom - good
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William Hay - good
William Norrie - good
John Scrogs - good *
William Allan
Alexander Leslie - good *
Alexander Hendrie - good
Alexander Young - good
John Donald - good
George Morison - good
Alexander Mackie - good
William Leslie - good *
William Robertson - good
Robert Gordon
Alexander Gordon - good *
Thomas Logan - good
George Wilson - good
Thomas Cruden - good *
Malcolm McCook - good *
James Kerr - good
George Shepherd - good *
William Langlands - good
Alexander Marr - good
James Strachan - good *
William Clark - good *
William Milne
Alexander Innes - good *
Shirras Forbes - good
William Johnston - good *
John Smith - good
John Leith - good *
Alexander Burnett - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
John Leith - good
John Allan - good
John Ross - good
Alexander Ross - good
William Gibson - good *
William Askine
SECTION 23: from John Ross' [house] to George Mowat's [house], in the Even Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from John Ross' [house] to George Mowat's [house], in the Even Quarter. It was compiled by William Gibson on 27 August 1759 and provides the name of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Even Quarter numbers 74 - 84 and 86): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Outside]
John Towr junior - good *
John Towre senior
John Alexander
William Duthie
James McComie
George Forbess
Alexander Gordon - good
John Molison
John Shiries
George Mercy
Gilbert Smith - good
William Smith - good
James Milvin - good *
John Geddes - good
Alexander Donelsen - good *
John Stott
John Cowper - good *
William Maire - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Robert Laing
Thomas Sangster *
David Morson - good *
James Lindsay - good
James Milne - good *
John Ra---
[Inside]
James Shirees - good
John Anderson - good
William Catnoch
James Man
Robert Robertson - good
George Chapman - good
James Scrogie - good
John Mclekea - good
John Brodey - good
George Dowgell - good
Alexander Finie - good
James Chalmers - good *
James Chalmers - good
James Croll - good *
George Ried - good
George Sanders
Alexander Dow
George Forbes - good
John Forbes - good *
William Browney - good *
SECTION 24: from George Mowat's [house] to John Murray's [house], in the Even Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from George Mowat's [house] to John Murray's [house], in the Even Quarter. It was compiled by Deacon James Robertson and Charles Ross on 28 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Even Quarter numbers 85, 87 - 112 and 114 - 117): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Outside]
George Mawat, merchant - good *
George Grant, gauger - good
Andrew Fowler, merchant - good *
Alexander Smith, servant to Andrew Fouler - good
Peter Leighton, weaver - good *
Andrew Leighton, shoemaker - good
William Marr, apprentice shoemaker - good
William McWilliam, apprentice shoemaker - good
Alexander McWilliam, apprentice shoemaker - good
Alexander Melven, apprentice shoemaker - good
Andrew Twrner, vintner
Robert Twrner, writer - good
George Watson, flesher - good
James Mowet, workman
James Chalmers, servant ropemaker - good
John Chalmers, servant ropemaker - good
John Chalmers, labourer - good
James Smith, water carrier
Alexander Moneight, shoemaker
John Milne, mason - good *
Peter Crombie, journeyman wright - good
Thomas Stiven, journeyman wright - good
Peter McWilliam, woolcomber - good
Alexander Emeslie, woolcomber - good
John Kenedy, labourer - good
Magnus Knouls, labourer
Alexander Robertson, chelsea man - good *
John McDonald, shop keeper
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Alexander Black, gardener - good
Andrew Beverlay, apprentice gardener - good
Andrew McKay, journeyman shoemaker - good
Deacon Mill, flesher
[Inside 1, left column]
William Anond, flesher
William Mortimer, ropemaker
Robert Gellon, flesher
David Fiddes, huckster
Thomas Jaffraw
James Williamson, flesher - good *
John Morieson, servant flesher - good
Thomas Marr, flesher - good *
David Young, writing master - good
Robert Taylor, wright - good *
Alexander Scott, maltster - good
Alexander Scott, advocate - good *
Alexander Scott, servant maltster - good
John Stiven, huckster - good
Alexander Robertson, maltster - good
Captain Low
Deacon Robertson, tailor - good
George Meldrum, shoemaker - good
Alexander Diriwm, wright - old
John Ferguson, flesher - good
Thomas Simpson senior, flesher - good *
Alexander Smith, servant flesher - good
Robert McJosh, servant flesher - good
Richard Wallas, plumber - good *
Alexander Stewart, maltster - good
Laird of Eight
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
John Black, servant to [Laird of] Eight
Robert Farquhar, merchant - good *
George Garoch, merchant - good
Alexander Garoch, merchant - good
James Petendrich, journeyman wright - good
Alexander Mouat, flesher - good
James Birnay, shoemaker - good
Lewis Anderson, collier
Alexander Saymers, gardener
Alexander Saymers, gardener
[Inside 1, right column]
John Moor, labourer - old
John Trail, gardener - good
George Duncan, servant gardener - good
Robert Youl, gardener - good
Alexander Burnet, maltster - good
John Rock, musician
Peter Barran, merchant - good
William Duffes, merchant - good
David Marr, flesher
George Sted, flesher - good *
James Chalmers senior, flesher - good
James Tower, maltster - good
James Ross, schoolmaster - good *
John Anderson, gardener - good
George Milne, gardener - good
Robert Maitland, Surofwood - good
John Brown, old soldier - good
Alexander Adam, journeyman wright - good
John Allon, huckster
George Finie, merchant - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
John Allan, shopkeeper - good
William Wrquhart, brewer - good
Alexander Duffis, flesher - good *
William Gellon, apprentice flesher
Peter Still, flesher - good *
Robert Still, flesher - good *
Andrew Still, flesher - good *
John Morice, servant to Mr Irven
Alexander Milne, flesher - good *
William Reaidfoord, mason - good
James Clerk, journeyman wright - good *
William Scott, letter carrier - good
[Inside 2, left column]
James Knols, labourer - good
James Whyit, tidewaiter - good
Alexander Elliss, gardener - good *
George Proctor, flesher - good *
Alexander Proctor, flesher - good
Alexander Craig, tailor - old
Robert Anderson, servant flesher - good
Charles Tait, advocate - good
William Shirefs, workman - good
Alexander Drum, servant - good
William Ogilvie, merchant
John Taylor, wright - good
Alexander Taylor, wright apprentice
John Benerman, wright apprentice
John Fraser, Frenrick, merchant - good *
John Kidd, servant merchant - good
Alexander Innes, commissary clerk - good
Alexander McDonald, hirer - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
James Kilgouer, gardener - good
Robert Norie, servant gardener - good
Alexander Anderson, gardener - good *
William Cuming, workman - good
Andrew Lawson, gunsmith - good
James Gibson, workman
John Jamison, cobbler - good
William Mayers, ropemaker - good
Robert Martin, flesher - good *
Andrew Lucken, gardener
Charles Ross, gardener - good
David Minzies, apprentice gardener - good
William Robb, labourer - good
James Lundie, plasterer - good
William Couts, gardener
Hugh Spers, gardener
Robert Mitchel, gardener - good
[Inside 2, right column]
John Collie, gardener - good *
Alexander Murray, scholar - good *
Andrew Pirie, tailor - good
Thomas Stimpson junior, flesher - good
Robert Walker, fiddler
Alexander Betton, tailor - good
Thomas Clerk, gardener
George Mosten, cow feeder
William McIntosh, labourer
Alexander Lunon, fiddler
James Marr, flesher
Alexander Marr, flesher - good
Alexander Loren, water carrier
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
John Adam, farmer - good
Alexander Ross, apprentice shoemaker - good
John Walker, chelsea man - good
William Suderland, chelsea man
Alexander Gairen, sand carrier
Peter Norie, collier
Alexander Norie, collier - good
Alexander Fergison, letter carrier
David Wyiems, hiltmaker
Alexander Nicol, letter carrier - good
Peter Mackie, gardener *
Adam Clerk, coal carrier
Alexander Eleson, letter carrier
Alexander Gray, coal carrier
William Annond, plasterer - good *
James Reaid, labourer - good
Alexander Reaid, labourer - good
Charles Sangster, coal carrier - good
Robert Sangster, coal carrier
[Inside 3, left column]
John Kenedy, labourer - good
George Collie, sand carrier
William Collie, coal carrier - good
Anthony Leith, residenter - good
John Nelson, workman
Alexander Caddel, workman
William Forsay, flesher - good * John Mellen, gardener - good *
John Saymors, labourer - good
John Reaid, labourer - good
Alexander Anderson, labourer - good
Arthur Coutes, journeyman wright - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
James Young, gardener
Alexander Caddenhead, servant gardener - good
John Murray, gardener - good *
John Eduard, servant gardener - good
John Grant, servant gardener - good
James Robertson – good
SECTION 28: the west end of the Brodgit, in the Footdee Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the second and third tables in the west end of the Brodgit, in the Footdee Quarter. It was compiled by William Duguid on 28 August 1759 and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Footdee Quarter numbers 90 to 99): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
Alexander Allexander, merchant - good *
Patrick Mouat, residenter
Gilbert Read, gardener - good
John Anderson, glazier
James Smith, glazier
George Steil, merchant
William Auld, huckster
William Norvat, shopkeeper - good *
James Birnie, shoemaker - good *
Robert Still, tiler
John Lundon, glazier - good
Robert Wright, shoemaker - good
Alexander Mackbean, wright
Patrick Cristie, cobbler
Francis Edwart, shoemaker
George Simson, tiler - good
James Simson, son of George Simson, tiler - good
James Thomson, servant to George Simson, tiler
James Robertson, shoemaker - good *
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
William Robertson, servant to James Robertson, shoemaker - good
James Ross, sheriff's officer
John Sliygon, wheelwright - good
James Farquar, shoemaker - good *
Alexander Cushnie, merchant - good *
John Thome, blacksmith - good
Patrick Ingland, servant to John Thome, blacksmith - good
Robert Lindson, servant to John Thome, blacksmith - good
James Black, merchant - good *
William Forbes, barber - good *
John Crombie, barber - good *
James Legg, servant to John Crombie, barber
Alexander Mortimer, upholsterer - good
James Mortimer, upholsterer
Patrick Legg, wright - good *
George Cristie [the] elder, merchant – good
SECTION 29: from Thomas Fraser's [house] to the Shore, including Virginia Street, in the Footdee Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Thomas Fraser's [house] to the Shore, including Virginia Street, in the Footdee Quarter. It was compiled by George Davidson on 29 August 1759, and provides the name and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Footdee Quarter numbers 41 - 46 and 54 - 72): this document should be consulted for those names marked, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
[Column 1]
John Forbes of Blackfoord
John Duncan, indweller
George Simpson, shoemaker - good *
George Tayler, servant to George Simpson, shoemaker
George Brown, servant to George Simpson, shoemaker - good
William Walker, hooker
James Aull, baker
William Shepherd, slater - good *
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
James Mackonzie, blacksmith - good *
John Couper, wright - good *
George Shepherd, servant to John Couper, wright
Thomas Wederburn, servant to John Couper, wright
William Knolls, servant to John Couper, wright - good
John Cristal, wright
James Sim, cooper - good *
Walter Cochran, clerk - good
James Wood, workman - good *
Adam Rutherfoord, chelsea man - good
John Sim, workman - good *
John Colie, labourer
John Thomson, workman - good *
Alexander Gairn, workman - good *
James Cook, workman - good *
George Scott, labourer - good
William Sadler, labourer - good *
Donald Mackenzie, blacksmith - good *
George Black, workman - good *
Peter Hervie, workman
John Berrie, labourer - good *
John Edward, cobbler
Archibald Duncan, workman - good *
William Colie, workman
Alexander Ritchie, workman
Alexander Dyce, workman
James Marr, snuff grinder
William Beate, blacksmith *
George Beate, blacksmith - good
James Knolls, vintner
James Sangster, merchant
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
Thomas Sangster, merchant - good
[Column 2]
(George Beane) and John Beane, coopers *
John Ferguson, cooper - good
Adam Baxter, cooper - good
Harry Lumsden, servant to Adam Baxter, cooper - good *
David Langlens, slater - good *
John Tower, cooper - good *
Thomas Harrow, servant to John Tower, cooper - good
John Gordon, servant to John Tower, cooper - good
(James Gordon, servant to John Tower, cooper)
James Forbes, servant to John Tower, cooper
James Milne, shipmaster
James Milne, sailor
James Henderson, sailor
George Copland, cooper - good *
James Wilson, servant to George Copland, cooper
William Strachan, blacksmith - good *
James Scott, servant to William Strachan, blacksmith - good
George Tower, merchant - good *
Alexander Thomson, shipmaster
John Jeffry, writer - good
Alexander Jopp, cooper - good *
William Paul, servant to Alexander Jopp, cooper
Thomas Shepherd, cooper - good *
(Alexander Burtin, servant to Thomas Shepherd, cooper)
Lewis Grant, servant to Thomas Shepherd, cooper - good
(William) Herdman, servant to Thomas Shepherd, cooper
Alexander Gordon, servant to Thomas Shepherd, cooper
(Alexander) Able, servant to Thomas Shepherd, cooper
William Symers, carpenter
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
SECTION 30: from Exchequer Row to the Round Table, in the Footdee Quarter
This section of the list details the men in the area from Exchequer Row to the Round Table, in the Footdee Quarter. It was compiled by John Findlater on 28 August 1759, and provides the name, age and occupation of each man in the precinct.
An asterisk next to the name indicates that that man is noted again in the list of volunteers (Footdee Quarter numbers 81 - 89), and the final six names on this section of the list are repeated at the beginning of section 28: these documents should be consulted for those names, as they may furnish details of occupation or confirm an alternative surname spelling.
Thomas Cochran, aged 31, painter - good
George Booth, aged 50, cork cutter - good
James Aberdein, aged 42, tiler
James Petrie, aged 50, advocate - good
Alexander Mitchell, aged 22, writer servant to James Petrie, advocate
Robert Gordon, aged 18, writer servant to James Petrie, advocate
John Watson, aged 17, servant to Alexander Scrogs, merchant
Alexander Willy, aged 40, vintner - good *
John Nivie, merchant - good
John Morrice, aged 50, baker - good
William Davidson, aged 20, servant to John Morrice, baker
Robert Mason, aged 20, servant to John Morrice, baker - good
George Shiriffes, aged 18, servant to John Morrice, baker - good
William Mine, aged 20, servant to John Morrice, baker - good
Hugh Gordon, aged 36, watchmaker - good *
William Allan, aged 34, servant to Hugh Gordon, watchmaker - good
James Anderson, aged 21, servant to Hugh Gordon, watchmaker
Adam Gray, aged 22, servant to Hugh Gordon, watchmaker
William Dugud, merchant - good *
Alexander Chine, merchant & co with William Dugud *
James Dyce, aged 25, barber - good
John Christie, aged 17, servant to James Dyce
John Grant, merchant - good *
John McKinzie, aged 60, merchant - good
Robert Smith, merchant - good
List of men aged 16 or above in Aberdeen, 1759
John Minzies, merchant - good
James Allan, merchant servant to John Minzies - good *
James Jessiman, servant to John Minzies - good
Robert Barne, servant to John Minzies
George Still, merchant - good
Peter Booth, servant to George Still, merchant - good *
Alexander Silver, merchant
John Couplan, aged 31, barber - good *
James Wibster, aged 19, servant to John Couplan, barber
Robert Nicole, Town's drummer
Alexander Ronald, journeyman shoemaker in the house of Robert Nicole
John Strachan, shipmaster
James Robertson, servant to Mr Corts, in the house of John Strachan, shipmaster *
James Udny, advocate
John Lenard, gardener - good
John Menzies, doctor - good
Alexander Alexander, merchant - good *
Gilbert Reed, gardener - good
John Anderson, glazier
James Smith, aged 18, servant to John Anderson, glazier
William Alle, huckster
George Steill, aged 60, merchant